• Reimagining Banking with Human-Centred AI - How TD is Taking a More Human Approach to AI Integration by Madeleine Somerville

• A Legacy of Love and Conservation - How the Karine Blatter Arctic Fund at WWF-Canada protects polar bears, strengthens northern communities, and demonstrates the lasting impact of philanthropy by Madeleine Somerville

• When the World Feels Heavy, Hope Is Radical - Amid relentless global crises, choosing to care and to act may be the most powerful response we have by SANA BÉG

• The Walrus Talks The Billionaire Problem - What the rise of the super rich means for democracy, affordability, and Canada’s future

• [WATCH] The Walrus Talks Wildfires - Facing up to a future with more fire

• [WATCH] The Walrus Talks Power and Belonging - Exploring agency, purpose, and belonging in action

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This week on What Happened Next, host Nathan Whitlock is joined by Chantal Braganza. Her debut book is Story of Your Mother, published in 2025 by Strange Light. Chantal talks to Nathan about some of the realities of her former life as a busy freelance writer, about struggling to complete a memoir relating to things that were happening in her life while those things were still happening, and about her recent World Cup–induced obsession with soccer—which she is totally not going to write a book about. Maybe.

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Beneath the noise of traffic, one Toronto space is quietly proving that conversation—not commerce—is what makes a neighborhood. Anna Gallagher-Ross is senior manager of programming at The Bentway, a public space beneath Toronto’s Gardiner Expressway that hosts year-round arts programming and social gatherings. This special episode of The Conversation Piece features content from her presentation at The Walrus Talks at Home: Place and Belonging, supported by The Belonging Forum.

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Online fraud is evolving quickly, with scams becoming more convincing, personalized, and harder to recognize. This episode explores common warning signs, how scammers use urgency and emotional manipulation, and how banks detect suspicious activity. It also offers practical tips for protecting personal information, including using password managers and multi-factor authentication, and what to do if fraud is suspected.

• I Hate Watching the Alberta Flag Become a Symbol of Separatism - The blue emblem is no longer neutral here. That’s true for the Maple Leaf too by Christina Frangou

• Drones Delivering Contraband Are Swarming a Manitoba Prison - Experts say it’s as easy as ordering off Uber Eats by J.R. Patterson

• Mark Carney Thinks Canada Has Bigger Problems than Climate Change - The prime minister has concluded pipelines matter more than cutting emissions by Arno Kopecky